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Toronto’s Weather Today

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Canada Edition Weather Desk. Data from Environment and Climate Change Canada and other national met services via Open-Meteo.

Toronto’s weather today brings a mix of sun and cloud with temperatures near seasonal. The live forecast above shows the current conditions, hourly changes, and any risk of precipitation across the city and its lakeshore neighbourhoods.

What is the forecast for Toronto today?

After a mainly cloudy start, skies are expected to break this afternoon over much of the Greater Toronto Area. Winds off Lake Ontario will keep the shoreline a few degrees cooler than inland areas like North York and Scarborough. The live forecast above includes the precise high, low, and wind details.

How does Lake Ontario influence today’s weather?

Lake Ontario acts as a moderating influence, often keeping spring and autumn temperatures milder along the waterfront. Today, a light onshore breeze may bring patches of lake-effect cloud, especially near the beaches. Inland neighbourhoods such as Etobicoke and Don Mills tend to see more sun and slightly higher readings.

Today’s highNear seasonal (see live forecast above)
Today’s lowOvernight low (see live forecast above)
WindSouthwest 15–25 km/h, gusting around 35 km/h near the lake
UV indexModerate (3–4); protection recommended midday
Will it rain in Toronto today?

There is a low chance of isolated showers this morning, but most areas will stay dry through the afternoon. The live forecast above gives the precise probability for your neighbourhood.

What time is sunset in Toronto today?

Sunset occurs around 8:25 p.m. EDT, with twilight lasting until about 9:05 p.m. Plan evening activities accordingly.

Is the air quality affected by today’s weather?

Light winds keep pollutants from building up, so the Air Quality Health Index is expected to remain low (2–3), posing little risk to most people.

For the full outlook across the province, visit our Canada weather hub and the dedicated Toronto Weather page for hourly updates and alerts.

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